Does anyone know the formula used to set local pay rates for OPG grades.
I have seen scenarios where two local offices where parts of their walks overlap (deliver to same road at opposite ends, or other side of the streets etc ) have an advertised pay difference of up to £1 per hour ?
Both offices are inside London in the same borough with the same expected cost of living. Potentially earning up to £1400 less than their colleagues over the road.
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Pay discrepancies in local offices
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South_London_Postie
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Darren Bent
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it could be one person who are there longer than 12 months already. Apply for the job in higher pay area ;)
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Martin Walsh
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London Weighting is based on you receiving inner London pay ranges if your office is 4 miles from Charles second statue at Charring Cross and outer if you are from 4 Miles up too 16 miles from Charles second statue.
This is why Clapham will receive inner London whereas Balham will recieve outer.
This is why Clapham will receive inner London whereas Balham will recieve outer.
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South_London_Postie
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Thanks dingo! You are a sea of knowledge!
Believe it or not I was referring to the Clapham branch in my post as I see they pay the premium London weighting , must suck to work the other side of the road !
Believe it or not I was referring to the Clapham branch in my post as I see they pay the premium London weighting , must suck to work the other side of the road !
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Didn't realise Charles II had anything to do with Royal Mail Pay? That'd be a good question for a Pub Quiz! 
Like all Wage Slaves, he had two crosses to bear: The people he worked for and the people he worked with! (Stephen Vizinczey.)